Doug Thews
4/2/2002 4:44:00 AM
You could work with the MobileCapabilties object to determine whether it's
an HTML browser (PocketPC) or a WML browser (phone). I swiped this code
directly from the MMIT documentation. It has other examples that will give
you additional information.
System.Web.Mobile.MobileCapabilities currentCapabilities;
MobileCapabilities currentCapabilities =
(MobileCapabilities)Request.Browser;
// Programatically find the mobile capabilities without using
// DeviceSpecific Filters.
if(currentCapabilities.PreferredRenderingMIME=="text/html")
{
Label2.Text = "You are using an html supported device.";
}
else if(currentCapabilities.PreferredRenderingMIME=="text/vnd.wap.wml")
{
Label2.Text = "You are using a wml supported device.";
}
Label1.Text = "Screen Width (chars): " +
currentCapabilities.ScreenCharactersWidth;
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Doug Thews
Director, Software Development
D&D Consulting Services
"Ganesh babu" <babu.ganesh@sella.it> wrote in message
news:0c5c01c1d980$23f589e0$9ae62ecf@tkmsftngxa02...
> Dear All,
>
> I am having a Mobile Web Application which is developed
> using MMIT.I am Targeting for Mobile Phones and PDA's.
>
> Now my question is
>
> When i get a Request from Mobile Phone/Pocket Pc or PDA i
> need to redirect to
> a URL for Mobile Phone and another URL for my Pocket PC.
>
> How my Mobile App will process the Request whether it is
> from Mobile Phone or a
> Pocket PC.How it is acheived in Real Time.
>
> Suggest with a Code Sample Please....
>
>
> Thanks and Best Regards
> Ganesh babu Natarajan
>
>
>
>